San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-22

- uHTt are OUUU "Oikultbo Jul NbBog
yet running loose, lodging the "dog
catohers."
All our So to s. parasols will be sold
at the uniform price OF 50 % for the
next II days. JosKE BROTHERS.
Special attention called to big lot
OF medium oOlored crlnkles just opened
up at JOske Brothers. 22Gt
The biggest assortment of low-qusr-
ter shoes, ranging from Sl.5O to So, In
the city. [22 CT JosKE BROTHERS.
Perfect preservation guaranteed by
using the Woodbury. fruit jar.
If WAGNER IL CHABOT, Sole Agents.
Schulz, the head cashier at the
Riverside, is In favor Of prohibiting the
ladies from using powder.
Another iron clad shanty is being
erected at the foot OF Commerce street
bridge.
-Joske Brothers are making big
drive this week in ladies' tiue handker-
chiefs. 7226t
An extensive line of French perGals,
Brothers. 1926
Make hay while the sun shines. Buy
good psrasOl Of Joske Brothers while
they are cheap. % Ct
&c. Cab weller was fined S25 by the
recorder this morning for being Wit
ness In recorders court who did not APP
pear TO testify for the city.
-CarOlan Il King put the LIGHT re-
porter outside Of big Ice cold wafer
melon in very short time this morn
ing.
DIR. HertZberg received an Irish set
ter from Galveston this morning, and Is
Ms proud o. IL as the ordinary fellow is
Of a new baby.
MT +. w. Terry, at one time re-
porter on 1.-THE Times" but lately with
b. G. REILLY q Co, has gone home to
New Orleans, whore he will remain for
the summer months.
-AdOlph n. Wurz, a carpenter resid-
ing on san Marcos street, became the
father Of fine boy on Wednesday
night.
"A wedding, to have taken place yes
terday in this city, was postponed on
account OF the nOn-arI iVal OF the trunk
containing the brides trousseau.
Patrick Kinney has brought an ap-
pesled suit from the Justices court 10
the district court against David and
Jane KirkwOOd.
VI NhN AJIAoi NO"h'J
Farmers alliance were photographed in
a group in front OF the Alamo yesterday
| afternoon.
AT the last meeting OF the Pharma-
| CeutiCal association Mr.. j. Kennedy,
| the president, read an interesting paper
upon The replacement OF the element"
DIR. Amos Graves drives the finest
| horses OF any OF the local physicians
| anh kaann GiY hnraal hnlu NIGHT
day.
-Monkeying with the Tiger is a poor
way TO build up dull business. 1t will
pay better to advertise in the newspa-
| pers.
The Express is still hsrping on sew
ers. A great many people would prefer
to test Col. Belknap's idea of the fur
naces.
Col. Fred Kerble invites you all to
come out and enjoy the fresh air and
good music at the springs on Sunday af-
| ternoOn.
-Only few more of those delightful
evenings with the TroubadOurs at Mis-
sion concert garden. Come out and
hear them. Concert tonight. 1t
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Cook, of Ar
senal street, are mourning the loss of a
| child who died early this morning, and
| will be buried tonight.
-Messrs Carter & Mullaly, being the
| lowest bidders, have received the con-
tract for burying the dead on this seq
tiOn Of the Missouri Pacific railroad.
The San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
road ia now on its seventh mile beyond
BOernC, and the track layers are push
ing the pile driver and bridge gang
| pretty closely.
The street commissioner has finish
| ed Cameron street with the roller, and
| today removed that fence across Pecan
street, near the river. The force is now
out on West Commerce street.
The Independent Order of Good
Templars will give a musical and liter
airy entertainment 10 knights of Pythias
hall on August l6, at which some of the
best local amateur talent will appear.
Oscar Wilde would have the ''hor-
rOrs," were he to see certain red and
| yellow building on Acequia street. 1t is
simply gorgeous.
The tobacco market is lively Just
now, and the agents here have instruc-
tiUns not TO accept any further con-
| tracts.
Some little boys drove an express
wagon into DR.. Johns buggy while il
WAS standing in front of the corner of
Commerce street and Main plaza, shak-
ing it up badly.
-Spauish TrOubadOrs again delighted
good audience last night at Mission
| Garden. Messrs Klein and Marx, of
the Sth Cavalry band gave some fine
solos on the cOrnet and violin. Only
few more evenings of these splendid
musicians.
Gainesville seems to be an afflicted
town First there was an strOciOus muir
der, then a suicide, followed by al elope-
| ment and marriage on q train, and the
latest is that the town was struck by
cyclone. Now let some prOhIbitiOnist
speak there and their cup Of misery will
be filled.
&C. Perales was before the recorder
this morning charged with drawing q
knife in a threatening manner on
Mexican woman named Viegas. The
woman would not make the affidavit or
come to court TO testify. getting her
mother to do so, and the recorder dis
missed the case.
MIR. 5. SulnOn, post sutler for the U.
s army at Fort Mcintosh, is in the CITY
to see Gen Stanley, TO endeavOr to have
him rescind his recent order closing
stores and saloons on Sunday, on the
government reservations.
MIR. Walter Fisher, of the state land
department, brother OF DR.. Fisher, of
Austin, well-known In this city, was
married on Wednesday to Mrs. Lille B.
Harris, daughter of Judge Harris at